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Global Attitudes to Happiness 2026
The Ipsos Happiness Report for 2026 finds that across 29 countries surveyed by Ipsos, people are happiest in Indonesia and the Netherlands.
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Happiness
How happy are you? Are people happier this year than last year? What is it about life, business and society that affects people's happiness?
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Beyond the Binary: India’s Unique Automotive Evolution
India’s automotive market defies conventional frameworks—and rewards those who understand its contradictions
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The Experience Perspective
The Experience Perspective is an Ipsos podcast and LinkedIn Live series covering everything from Customer and Employee Experience to Channel Performance.
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Mind the Gaps: Global Attitudes Toward Gender Equality in 2026
Ipsos' International Women's Day survey finds some men and women not seeing eye to eye on gender equality issues.
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[Webinar] KEYS: Our World in Motion
At our next KEYS webinar, we’ll be launching the inaugural Ipsos Mobility Report.
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Global consumer perceptions on obesity: Ipsos reveals findings for World Obesity Day
New global syndicated survey highlights a striking contradiction at the heart of how obesity is understood, especially by those living with it.
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Obesity’s hidden toll: seven in ten people living with obesity report life-wide impact – and most still blame themselves
New 14-country study from Ipsos reveals self-blame, outdated narratives and a hidden daily toll.
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[Webinar] Real evidence from real experiences: Patient Centric Evidence
Regulators, payers and clinicians are asking for more than traditional real world evidence (RWE). They want to understand how treatments affect people’s daily lives - not just what is written in the case report form. But how can you build patient-centric evidence that stands up to scientific, regulatory and commercial scrutiny?
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[Webinar] KEYS: Battle For Attention
In today’s hyper-fragmented landscape, communicating using short-form content and social media platforms is an essential part of our toolkit. But are they better suited to short-term engagement rather than long-term brand building? And what does genuinely innovative and creative advertising look like these days?